7 October 2020 | Financial Planning, Retirement
Waiting With Cash is Not an Investment Strategy
14 October 2020 | Investing, Portfolio Construction, Risk
It may be difficult to get a good return these days, but doing nothing only guarantees you'll get even less. ... Read more »
30 September 2020 | Diversification, Investing
Embracing the World
18 September 2020 | Financial Planning, Risk
The Tragedy of Dying Without a Will
11 September 2020 | Economy, Financial Planning, Investing
Should you be worried over low interest rates?
4 September 2020 | Investing, Risk
Markets at a High – Should You Sell Now?
28 August 2020 | Economy, Investing
US Presidential Election – Does it matter to markets?
14 August 2020 | Economy, Investing, Risk
Should you be buying gold?
GYC Perspectives
Markets are often irrational. Even among experts, forecasting does not consistently work. We instead believe in Evidence-Based Investing (EBI), which uses decades of empirical data and the greatest ideas in financial science to optimise investment outcomes. No market predictions, no forecasts, no emotions. All those things rely on gut-feel and intuition that cannot be consistently replicated.
Here, we share with you the evidence on why EBI works and why forecasting doesn't, as well as articles on topics such as behavioural finance to help you become better investors. New here? You can start with this introduction to EBI. Happy reading!
